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Families often think it’s best to bring a puppy or kitten into the home, so the pet can “grow up with the children.” While this sounds good, this often results in a frustrated family. Puppies and kittens have no manners until they’re old enough to be trained. Their sharp teeth and claws often result in fearful children and rough handling, making for a strained relationship. Often, a better choice is an older pet with a history of doing really well with children. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School students learned about the candidates and issues and then voted during their social studies classes last week. Continue Reading →
Update as of 10:30pm:
35,248 voters voted today.
Out of 41,560 eligible voters.
Turnout: 84.81% Continue Reading →
An Old Greenwich man allegedly stole cash from a vehicle on the east side of town Continue Reading →
The League makes it easy for all voters to compare candidates and learn what is on the ballot with the nonpartisan Voter’s Guide. Continue Reading →
Governor Lamont announced on Monday that Connecticut will pull back from Phase 3 to Phase 2 starting on Friday at midnight. Continue Reading →
“She will go to Hartford to help preserve the freedoms that Greenwich, Stamford, and all Connecticut towns enjoy.” – Stephen Schmalhofer Greenwich Continue Reading →
Western Middle School PTA organized a drive-thru pumpkin display on Halloween Eve. The pumpkins were featured under the covered parking area outside the cafeteria for some safe Halloween fun despite Covid-19. The “Blaze” event featured 79 carved pumpkins, 200 bags of candy were handed out and there were about 100 cars, each with a couple children inside. West side, best side! Western Middle School held a “Blaze” drive through pumpkin decorating event. Continue Reading →
“Kathleen is a steadfast Board member and I don’t think she ever missed a BoE meeting. When the Board lost three senior members a year ago and a third was working remotely, she stepped up to fill the void, taking on the chairman position for the policy and finance committees as well as Vice-Chair for the BoE. And while she did not anticipate having to step into these
roles, she did so with enthusiasm and boundless energy.” – Gaetane Francis, Greenwich BoE 2015-2019 Continue Reading →
The mock election took place virtually to ensure every student – whether they were learning from home or in the classroom – were able to participate while protecting their health and safety. Continue Reading →